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Line of Business apps) that end-users are allowed to install and download.ġ3. Tapping on the Apps tab will show any apps that have been published to Intune (e.g. From within the Company Portal app tap the Devices tab to view all your devices under management of Intune MDM:ġ2. At this point, on the You’re all set! screen, the device is now enrolled into Intune MDM and a work profile has been created. The device and Intune will start to set up the work profileġ0. On Let’s set up your work profile tap Accept & continueĨ. On Contoso cares about your privacy screen review what the organization can see on your device, and not see and tap Continueħ. On Contoso (insert your organization name here) Access Setup review the instructions on the screen and tap BeginĦ. Login with your Azure Active Directory Credentialsĥ. Launch the Intune Company Portal app from the application screenĤ.

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Launch the Google Play Store and download the Intune Company Portal appĢ.

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MDM Enroll the Android Device using Company Portal

Connect your Intune account to your Managed Google Play account.

Follow the instructions on the screen (I have already done this in my lab, and simply created a new Google account for this purpose). Next, you will need to connect your managed Google Play account to manage Android enterprise devices. From here, clilck on Managed Google Play under Prerequisites Click on Devices and browse Enroll Devices -> Android Enrollment. Set up Android Enrollment in Intune (Microsoft Endpoint Manager)įrom within Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) at. IMPORTANT: Android Enterprise comes with many devices built-in and does not cost extra, review this page to see which devices are supported.

Just like Apple’s Device Enrollment Program and supervision capabilities, Android Enterprise allows for some amazing features and benefits (including Zero Touch deployment) Learn about Android Enterpriseīefore we go further, I strongly suggest pausing and learn more about Android Enterprise.

I will cover the other methods in future blogs. Note: In this blog I will cover Android Enterprise Work Profile using Microsoft Intune (aka Microsoft Endpoint Manager) Mobile Device Management (MDM). This is useful where the organization issues a device to the end user, and the organization MDM manages the entire device – there is no “sandbox” between personal and work data like there is in the work profile above. Admins can manage the entire device and enforce policy controls unavailable to work profiles.

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This is perfect for bar code scanners in a warehouse, kiosks, etc.Īndroid Enterprise fully managed: For corporate-owned, single user devices used exclusively for work and not personal use. It also prevents users from adding other apps or taking other actions on the device. Admins lock down the usage of a device for a limited set of apps and web links. To configure platform restrictions and assign them to specific user groups, go to Enrollment restrictions within Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune)Īndroid Enterprise dedicated: For corporate-owned, single use devices, such as digital signage, ticket printing, or inventory management. Note:By default, enrollment of personally-owned work profile devices is enabled, so no further action is needed. Here’s a great datasheet on Work Profiles. This creates a “sandbox” between corporate data and personal data. This is useful where a user owns their device (personal device) but wants to access to corporate data/resources – they would manually enroll the device into Intune MDM). Personal data on the device is kept separate from work data and admins don’t control personal settings or data. Admins can manage work accounts, apps, and data. Specifically when it comes to Android, there are several options available that may each be a different solution to the problem you are trying to solve:Īndroid Enterprise work profile: For personal devices granted permission to access corporate data.

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IMPORTANT: For enrolling an iOS/iPadOS device into Intune MDM, see my blog article Intune: How to MDM enroll iOS/iPadOS devices Sometimes managing the apps and device isn’t the answer and you need an Endpoint Data Loss Prevention or Data Protection solution like Windows Information Protection or Azure Information Detection. Sometimes MAM (Mobile Application Management) is the answer ( see my blog Intune MAM vs MDM: What’s the Difference?). For those who know me well, you know that I always ask two questions when it comes to MDM: You’ll want to carefully review your requirements, but yet give users options. When it comes to managing Android devices within the organization (using Microsoft Intune/ Microsoft Endpoint Manager), there are several options available.